JOASO Mai Duke University Libraries Lone star banne Conf Pam #808 Mfj^ v^^ r^.JS&d. >^») I AUen^s Lone Star Ballads— G-alveston & Houston SUft BiNER OF fug A.|r;*»-' Kyt© ipita^nti/' Words bY i. W. Gtv©. As sung at a Concert for the HOUSTON. Whi'n first from out a sky of plooni, Thi! Lone Star lit a Nation's way, The vengeful tyrant saw his doom, As freedoni's banner caught eaeh ray. Chorus — Lone Star IJanncr — lianner of the Fr«!e, Texiaus win or die with thee ! R<'tl<^cted onee on thy hroad shield, Its golden hues were planted then' ; And o'er thy sons on every field ' Tis .seen amid the battle's glare. Chorus — liOne Star IJanner, &c. 3 Now, when a desolating horde, lunielled by hate, despoil the land, Foremost behold the avenging sword, Borne by the Texiau Patriot's hand. Choru.s — Lone Star IJanner, Ae. !!( nelit of soldier's families DKC. 2(>, •G2. In tliiekest fight on Shiloh's plain. Or wlK'ie Arkansas waters fiow, 'Mid cannons roar and bulhts rain," Heboid the Texiau drives tht^ foe ! Chorus — I^one St;iv Itimner. &c. l?lood-staintd and battle-torn thy folds, i From Gaiues' Mill and Manassas borne— j And Death's eternal slumber holds The boastful Zouave, his laurels shorn ! j Chorus — fione Star Banner, &c. j G Virginia's elassie soil h:is known — ]$road Mississippi's vales attest Thy j»atri